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HOMA-IR and TyG index differ for their relationship with dietary, anthropometric, inflammatory factors and capacity to predict cardiovascular risk

Domenico Sergi; Riccardo Spaggiari; Edoardo Dalla Nora; Sharon Angelini; Fabiola Castaldo; Alice Omenetto; Gabriella Stifani; Juana María Sanz; Angelina Passaro

Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice · 2025

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Summary

The TyG index represents a better predictor of cardiovascular risk compared to HOMA-IR which, instead, exhibits a stronger relationship with anthropometric, inflammatory and nutritional variables.

Source type
Peer-reviewed study
DOI
10.1016/j.diabres.2025.112103
Catalogue ID
NRmo3d4gae-0cz
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